Description:

The tactical evolution of soccer, from its origins to modern times. We will talk about the origins of the tactical game at the Cambridge Pyramid, the definition and the characteristics that make up a game system. We will take ideas on the game construction method and we will discover together the Hungarian system up to the zone game.

Language: Italiano

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3 Modules:

11 minutes

Method and system

'Method' and 'System' were two of the most famous lines used by various coaches in the first 40 years of the 1900s. Subsequently, some variants were used to overcome tactical problems that the various teams highlighted. They can be considered the first real evolutionary step from a tactical point of view.

4 minutes

Hungarian system and the advent of zone gaming

In the 1950s, there were two teams that innovated game tactics in an extremely important way. They were Hungary and Brazil. We will then see the important innovations that these two teams applied in a spectacular and effective way.

3 minutes

The mixed zone

Mixed zone: The mixed zone is a mix between the two types of defense seen above. A 'hybrid' form if we want, but which manages to concentrate the advantages of both, limiting possible gaps.

19 minutes

Dutch soccer

This paragraph is dedicated to the Netherlands and its total soccer. The great innovation of the Dutch was to propose a soccer of movement, eliminating the fixed positions that until then had characterized the game. It was a real revolution, called the 'tulip revolution'.

20 minutes

Enzo Bearzot's Italy

Enzo Bearzot's Italy in 1982 demonstrated that important results could be achieved by adopting various game systems and various defensive modes. That team had the great ability to change according to situations, adopting strict fixed human markings if necessary, acting in the area where and if necessary.

25 minutes

Arrigo Sacchi's revolution

Arrigo Sacchi's 4-4-2 zone, a real gaming revolution

21 minutes

The Three-Way Defense

Let's see all the defensive line-ups with a 3-man defense. Next we will see the differences in marking adopted by different types of coaches, we will see how to adapt it to a man, a zone and a mixed zone marking. But first of all, what are the characteristics that players must have to adopt such a scheme?

24 minutes

Underused success schemes

Let's see in this lesson how and who has managed, with the use of these “uncommon” schemes, to achieve significant goals with concrete examples, we will also highlight these coaches by understanding and valuing the game schemes they used.

9 minutes

The 5-man defense

In this last lesson we are going to deal with the defense module at 5, not a real module but more of an attitude that a defense at 3 assumes in certain cases. However, we can define it as a defensive module if this choice derives from a strategic decision, let's see how!
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